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3 years ago

Help please. Apply the distributive property and simplify, if possible. 0.08 (x +6,000)

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By applying the distributive property:
0.08(x+6,000) ---> (0.08)x+(0.08)6,000

By simplifying:
(0.08)x+(0.08)6,000 ---> 0.08x+480

Your answer is 0.08x+480.

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